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Pop up display is portable because of its slim ,so it is fast and easy to build that why it is nice for advertising and promotion.Also it is durable due to it has hard material that aluminium . Besides,it is structured by tensile force.I think it has creates a very solid impression of your image.

Product Name: Pop Up

Material:Aluminium

Size:225x225cm

graphicType: 3x3 straight

Net weight:13.2kg

Package:1pc

Gross weight:15.8kg

Outer carton size: 38x40x90cm

Measurement:0.137m3

Color:SL

Structures of Kyiv by farflungistan

structure by Eugene Peretz

Structured chaos by Eugene Nourminsky

structures_011 by cees van gastel

Structure by FA Photography

Chicago, IL

structure 4 by Adeolaaa

Structure 4

Structured Steel by Drajat Panjawi

Leica Dlux-5, 24/2

Structure Data 2016 by Structure Events

Structure Data conference at the Mission Bay Conference Center in San Francisco on Wednesday & Thursday, March 9-10, 2016

Structure Data 2016 by Structure Events

Structure Data conference at the Mission Bay Conference Center in San Francisco on Wednesday & Thursday, March 9-10, 2016

Structures by Hexe75

P8015176 by Andreas Weber

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Lincoln road parking structure by John Riley

Structures by Drew Reese

EPL2 14-42 Dramatic tone. Architectural elements of the Guggenheim bridge in Bilbao, Spain.

Structure by Sean O'Brien

Orthodox Structure by Stephen Curtin

Structures from spaghetti by Julie Broyles

Structure:Europe 2013 by Structure Events

DSC_0254 by Christian deLeon

Paper clay structure.

24x30x18

by Tory Lam

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Structure by Kellin Ramage

This is such an interesting photo to me as I believe that it captures the vertical structure of the area. Standing on the path in North Creek Forest and looking up, it is almost as if there are rows in which each plant grows. Towards the bottom ferns grow in larger numbers, dropping over fallen branches and dead logs. Then as one travels upwards, the plants become taller and reach for the sun a bit more. Ending at the tope of the slope with tall trees such as evergreen or maple trees, which provide shade if necessary for the ground plants to grow.

Flowers, Structure by mbeganyi